Fraction Addition/Subtraction
Fraction Multiplication
Fraction Division
Exponents
Prime Factorization
100

3/8 + 9/8. Simplest terms

3/2

100

2/3 * 9/8

3/4

100

10÷ 1/3

30

100

Write 7^4 in expanded form.

7*7*7*7

100
List all prime factors for 81

3*3*3*3 or 3^4

200

9/11- 7/11

2/11

200

1 1/3 * 1/3

4/9

200

1 1/4 ÷ 10/8

1

200

Condense: 2*2*3*2

2^3 * 3

200

What is the GCF between 45 and 81

9

300

3 1/4 + 2 2/3

71/12

300

5 5/9 * 3 1/4

325/18

300

3 3/8 ÷ 1 4/5

15/8

300

Solve: 9^3 * 7^0

9^3 = 729

300

Find the LCM of 36 and 48

144

400

 7 1/2 - 2 1/5. Give answer as a mixed number

5 3/10

400

10 5/9 * 7 1/5

76

400

The worlds largest takis is 7 6/12 ft long. If we were to divide that takis between my 30 students, how many feet of takis would each student have? Include units

1/4 ft

400

My anger level triples every time you all annoy me. If I have been annoyed a total of 3 times today, write an expression that quantifies my anger levels.

3^3

400

Factor this sum: 84 + 132


Hint: Answer should be in the form of a(b+c).

12 (7+11)

500

4 1/4 - 1 1/3 + 11/12. Give answer as a mixed number in simplest terms.

3 5/6

500

Mr. Devore LOVES putting zeros in the grade book. Right now, there are 14 4/10 grades in the grade book. If 5/12 of the grades are 0's, how many 0's are in the grade book (include units)

6 0's

500

Ms. Miller's history curriculum covers 12 2/4 decades of history. If she splits each unit into 3/8 a decade, how many COMPLETE units would she have?

33

500

Every hour, the population of bacteria doubles. If you start with a singular (1) bacterium, how many bacteria do you have after 11 hours?

2^11= 2048

500

Find GCF and LCM of 72 and 120. Label each.

GCF: 24

LCM: 360

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